Sentence examples for gaining praise from from inspiring English sources
By 1995, she released her solo album "Where It Goes," again gaining praise from national critics, culminating with 1997's "Everything I Touch Runs Wild," an album that Wired magazine called "a stunner," and which made the Top-10 lists of major publications.
Let Go was commercially successful in the United States, gaining praise from Entertainment Weekly magazine as one of the biggest pop debut albums of 2002.
Diaz is on a critical roll of late -- gaining praise from everyone from AOL Spinner to the Boston Globe and having her songs featured in television shows a lot of people watch but I don't such as "Army Wives" and "Pretty Little Liars".
American Electric Power, while long criticized for its sooty pollution, has gained praise from environmentalists for its commitments to cut emissions.
Since House Republicans will block anything Mr. Obama proposes, his budget is best seen not as policy but as positioning, an attempt to gain praise from "centrist" pundits.
The Tory manifesto's other pledges on protecting the natural world, including large reserves to protect the seas, gained praise from Spencer: "It could be a way to redeem themselves as conservationists.
Despite being a mainstream messaging app, WhatsApp has gained praise from security experts for implementing the respected end-to-end encryption Signal Protocol across its platform — completing its roll out of end-to-end encryption in April last year.
The book gained praise from fans, critics, and other cartoonists, and won a Harvey Award.
The district has gained praise from educators and philanthropists during Steinhauser's tenure.
From the original release to the second, Age of Empires II: The Age of Kings, noteworthy improvements gained praise from several critics.
The palace's English-inspired architectural style gained praise from Churchill himself: Churchill was so taken by the garden's Medici lions that he later asked Stalin if he could take them home; Stalin declined the request.
